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fair depiction of the warrior
I'll say that I was a huge Warrior fan back in the early 90's, but after watching this I found out that he is a crazy sob. The reason that people found this so one sided and didn't get the Warriors own words was that the WWE went to him to get his side, but hes so insane there was gonna be no way that he would do it. I've read a article by the Ultimate Warrior( and yes that is his legal name now) that he would never bow down and help make money for Vince. He also said that he was going to make a dvd of his own to tell his side. I have been looking for it but haven't been able to find it even on his own website. Until we can hear from him, we must go with this side of the story( even though its basically a bury job)

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A fairly interesting piece of work
When I first heard that the WWE was going to be releasing a DVD on the career of the Ultimate Warrior, I thought it was going to be your standard DVD on the career of a former WWE superstar. Boy was I wrong. Before I purchased this DVD, I had an idea of what it was going to be about, but the way Warrior is buried here far exceeded my expectations. It is one sided, as you don't get any testimony from the Warrior himself. When the Warrior was last seen in the WWF in 1996, he did leave on such horrible terms, which is one of the reasons why this DVD was made, in a way. I was a fan of the Warrior back in the day. But this DVD kind of surprised me. @ first I wasn't going to purchase it, but I couldn't resist. As for the story here, most of the things I was well aware of, some I wasn't. But it's worth a look in any case. Here's my review of the matches: <
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>Ultimate Warrior vs. Terry Gibbs - Wrestling Challenge 10/24/87, DUD (Warrior's WWF debut, nothing much to say here, except that Warrior absolutely crushes the jobber) <
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>Ultimate Warrior vs. WWF Intercontinental champion The Honky Tonk Man - Summerslam '88, *1/2 (I normally wouldn't give a match of this length that kind of rating, but let's face it, when Warrior defeated Honky Tonk, it was a great moment) <
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>WWF Champion Hulk Hogan vs. WWF Intercontinental Champion The Ultimate Warrior -Title-For-Title - Wrestlemania VI, ***1/2 (That rating *may be* a little high for some, but looking @ the structure, the hype, the exection, etc, this was a pretty good match considering the wrestlers involved) <
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>WWF Champion The Ultimate Warrior vs. Rick Rude - Steel Cage Match - Summerslam '90, *1/2 (another match where there's nothing to write home about, Warrior creams Rude again) <
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>Ultimate Warrior vs. Randy Savage - Loser Must Retire - Wrestlemania VII, ****1/4 (The best match on this DVD and the best match ever for the Warrior) <
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>Overall, there could've been a better selection of matches. But when you look @ the title of this DVD, the WWE clearly was not going to go out of there way to make this a grand release. Nonetheless, I recommend this DVD in good conscious.

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Not Too Bad
I liked it. I thought the WWE was fair in their analysis of The Ultimate Warrior. His promos were really funny as hell and off the wall. For the majority of the people interviewed on this DVD stated they didn't like Warrior, apparently Warrior has/had serious issues. My only beef with this DVD is that I wished the Warrior could provide his own side of the story and took part of this DVD as Bret Hart and Jake The Snake did with theirs. It's worth buying and I hope the WWE comes out with a Ravishing Rick Rude package. A true Warrior fan may not like this because they may feel that it's nothing but a Warrior bash but for me I thought it was fair.